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Monster Jam 2011 headed for a truckload of consoles
Did you have some toast for breakfast this morning? Perhaps you would have enjoyed it more with some MONSTER JAM. Activision has announced Monster Jam 2011, a new game in its series of licensed monster truck racing games, for Xbox 360, PS3, PSP, Wii, and DS for release this fall. Monster Jam 2011 includes your favorite jamming monster trucks, like Grave Digger, Maximum Destruction, and Grinder (30 trucks in total), as well as eight real stadiums in which the monsters can jam. It features a single-player career mode in which players compete to reach the Monster Jam World Finals, as well as a head-to-head mode. Charlie Mancuso, president of Feld Motor Sports, the company that produces the real-life Monster Jam, said in the announcement, "our fans are going to flip when they get their hands on it!" Hopefully said fans aren't in monster trucks at the time, or it would be tragic.
The Digital Continuum: My only problem with Free Realms
I love Free Realms, so don't get me wrong when I say I've finally found a problem with it. What's that problem, you (hypothetically) ask? It's full of regular people and faeries, and what manly guy wants that?No, sir, not me. There's certainly nothing wrong with a man who prefers to flutter about on dainty wings, or a man who just wants to be a 'Regular Joe' -- but what of the rest who just want to express their inner macho man? I think we need some representation!That's why I've done all the creative footwork for Sony Online Entertainment and thought up a bunch of great concepts for manly races to add into Free Realms. That way, when hairy manly men log into the game after a hard day of sweating and lifting heavy things, they'll feel right at home.
